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monitorix

monitorix(8)						    Monitorix collector daemon						      monitorix(8)

NAME

       monitorix

SYNOPSIS

       monitorix -c configfile [-p pidfile] [-d none | graph[,graph] | all] [-v]

DESCRIPTION

       This  Perl daemon starts the main Monitorix process, which gathers statistics about the system it is running on and stores this information
       in a set of RRD files.

OPTIONS

       -c configfile
	      The default location of the configuration file varies depending on the operating system:

	      Linux:	    /etc/monitorix.conf
	      FreeBSD:	    /usr/local/etc/monitorix.conf

       -p pidfile
	      Stores the daemon's process ID into the specified file.

       -d none | graph[,graph] | all
	      Logs more information about what monitorix is doing internally. The keys reflect if the data collected must  be  displayed  on  each
	      case. If all is defined, the data collected of all enabled graphs will be shown. If none is defined no data collected will be shown.
	      Finally it is also possible to define a comma-separated list of graph names from which show their data collected.
	      For a reference of all graph names check the option @GRAPH_NAME in the monitorix.conf configuration file.

       -v     Displays version information.

SIGNALS

       On receipt of a SIGHUP, monitorix will close and reopen its log file. This is useful in scripts which rotate and age log files.

       Note that the configuration file is not re-read. I plan to change this in future versions.

FILES

       The following is the set of the special files created on every startup:

       $BASE_DIR/cgi-bin/monitorix.conf.path	stores the path of configfile.

       $BASE_DIR/cgi-bin/monitorix.hplog	stores the output of hplog.

       $BASE_DIR/index.html			HTML main page.

AUTHOR

       Monitorix is written by Jordi Sanfeliu <jordi@fibranet.cat>

COPYRIGHT

       Copyright (C) 2005-2012 Jordi Sanfeliu
       Licensed under the GNU General Public License v2 (GPL).

SEE ALSO

       monitorix.conf(5)

2.6.0								     Sep 2012							      monitorix(8)

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